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Fair exchange is no robbery – unless you are a commodity exchange
Today’s metal markets value price and quality, but they overlook the impacts of mineral production and trade on people and the planet. This needs to change.
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89 billion reasons why the US needs a climate debate
The US is set to produce 61% of the world's new oil and gas. The next US president needs a plan to address this.
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Protecting environmental protest in Iran and across the world
Iranian environmentalist and former Government Deputy Minister Kaveh Madani speaks out about the criminalisation of environmental defenders in his native country.
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A Message From Our Youth
Youth Climate Strike Brighton on supporting the Global Climate Strike
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Be inspired by land and environmental defenders on World Photography Day
On World Photography Day, we celebrate land and environmental defenders across the globe.
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Supply chains may sound technical, but they come down to how we value human life and our environment
Along supply chains, we see loss of life and human suffering linked to the metals and minerals that underpin our daily lives. This needs to change.
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Taxing Times For Adaro – What happened next?
Last month, we released a report highlighting serious concerns for investors in the Indonesian coal industry. Here’s what happened next…
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Why Global Witness is supporting the Global Climate Strike
Why Global Witness is supporting the global climate strike
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The new IPCC report makes one thing clear: protecting land and those who defend it is crucial for stopping climate breakdown.
As the world turns it head from Arctic fires, epic floods and the scalding drought of the summer, it rest its gaze momentarily on the IPCC report – increasingly a barometer for our success and failure on climate change.
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The UK has pledged to support human rights defenders – but will it follow through?
Whether the UK government follows through on its pledge to hold British businesses to account for their role in driving human rights abuses will define what kind of country it wants to be in the future.
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